anaheim-gazette 1945-12-20

Lieut. Exchanges Uniform for Good 'Old Civvies' Home for the holiday season is Victor Payse, Jr., honorable dischargee, of Anaheim, after extensively serving as bombardier-navigator, and instructor of cadets for 14 months in various fields of operation, attached to the 112th Army Air Force base unit with rank of second lieutenant. In civilian life, Payse was outstanding in his electrical engineering achievements, having made detailed drawings and layouts for installation of military aircraft equipment at North American Aviation, Inc., Inglewood, following his school training in this line at Anaheim schools and F. J. C. He received his discharge papers from the separation base, Westover Field, Mass., Dec. 12, after extensive training in flight and bomb schools. He flew as a bombardier flight line instructor, instructed cadets in the use of the Norden bombsight and is entitled to wear the American theater of war ribbon and victory ribbon. Victor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Payse, Sr., of East He received his discharge papers from the separation base. Westover Field, Mass., Dec. 12, after extensive training in flight and bomb schools. He flew as a bombardier flight line instructor, instructed cadets in the use of the Norden bombsight and is entitled to wear the American theater of war ribbon and victory ribbon. Victor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Payse, Sr., of East Santa Ana, street, this city. George H. Bales Home From Foreign Service Preparing to resume his civilian status interrupted by the war four years ago, is George Harlon Bales, son of Mrs. Lois Bales, this city, machinist's mate 1-c. who wears a host of ribbons, including three Purple Hearts, medals and stars. Among decorations he is entitled to wear include Asiatic, Pacific and American theater ribbons, the Victory medal, Philippines Liberation ribbon, Good Conduct ribbon, Navy and Marine corps medal, and the Presidential Unit Citation. Capt. J. R. O'Neill Now on Way Home Pearl Harbor, T. H.—Capt. Joseph R. O'Neill, of 417 Elm St., Anaheim, is on his way home. O'Neill is one of 1,000 high-point army veterans whom the "Magic Carpet" is bringing back to the states aboard the U.S.S. Randall, one of more than 250 carriers, battleships, cruisers, and attack transports in the navy's famed "Magic Carpet" fleet—left Okinawa, November 28, an was scheduled to arrive in Seattle about December 13. Passengers will go directly to the separation centers nearest their homes to complete the formalities of obtaining their discharges before returning to civilian life. James D. Burgess Leaves 'Uncle Sam' After Serving 3 Yrs. After serving approximately three years with the 104th division artillery, James D. Burgess, 817 West Broadway, this city, has recently received his honorable discharge from the separation center, Fort Lewis, Wash., and is home toggled in civies. James D. Burgess Leaves 'Uncle Sam' After Serving 3 Yrs. After serving approximately three years with the 104th division artillery, James D. Burgess, 817 West Broadway, this city, has recently received his honorable discharge from the separation center, Fort Lewis, Wash., and is home togged in civies. Burgess, technician fifth grade, is entitled to wear the following decorations and citations. American theater service medal, victory medal, European - African middle eastern service medal, and the good conduct medal. J. A. Patin Serves On USS Hyperion J. A. Patin, fireman, first class, 1207 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, served aboard the attack cargo ship USS Hyperion, which travelled 75,225 nautical miles in the Pacific while carrying war cargo to scenes of important battle actions. At Leyte for 15 days, the ship was under attack 37 times and is credited with shooting down two Jap planes. She was at Okinawa 18 days, discharging cargo in the midst of air, sea and land bombardments. In all, the Hyperion was overseas 23 months before returning to San Francisco with a record of having made 62 voyages and carried 150,000 tons of cargo. Royal palms, often considered symbolic of Hawaii, grew there by chance. In 1849 the wife of a Hawaiian diplomat found some forgotten seeds in her husband's pocket upon his return from a trip abroad and planted them. They were the great-great-grandparents of the stately trees which now are found everywhere in the Territory. One of the original trees still stands. ANAHEIM GAZETTE reet, Anaheim, debarked at ham with more than 750 other men from this "carrier transport" for further assignment the western Pacific to replace higher-point men bound for home. Now a part of the navy's "Magic Carpet" fleet, this big, new carrier was to pick up 3200 discharge-eligible sailors at Saipan for transportation to the west coast. During August, California border stations report an 80 per cent increase in in-coming automobile traffic over August, 1944, according to the latest issue of Postwar California, monthly digest of information published by of public administration Berkeley campus of the ty of California. At time a partial count o an Arizona quarantine TURK BY THE CA JUST ARRIVED FOR YOU TWO CARLOADS OF FINE, BROAD-BREASTED, BRO YOUR ORDER? IF NOT, DON'T DELAY! Large Assortment of HOLIDAY POULTRY ASTED, UTAH KEYS lb. 45¢ ryers lb. 49¢ OAST lb. 27£ Ribs lb. 19£ ED AST lb. 29£ LDER CUTS AST 30¢ NIBLETS BRAND WHOLE KERNEL CORN 12-OZ. CANS 2 for 25¢ HEINZ '57' HOMESTYLE TOMATO SOUP 11-OZ. TINS 2 for 21¢ SHREDDED WHEAT NARISCO Lge. Pkg. 11¢ FOR TURKEY DRESSING—A Nut-Like Flavor and Fluffiness! KRISPY CRACKERS SUNSHINE 1-Lb. Pkg. 17¢ SO FLAKY CRISP—SO FLAVORFUL AND FRESH! PINEAPPLE JUICE 2 No.2 Cans 25¢ DOLE'S HAWAIAN FINEAPPLE JUICE — JUST ARRIVED! WHITE KING GRANULATED SOAP Lge. 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Can 13¢ BEANS DIAMOND A CUT No. 2 Can 17¢ PEARS ORANNY MIX No. 21½ Can 28¢ =CLAPP'S BABY FOOD= STRAINED 3 tins 19¢ JUNIOR tin 8¢ CEREAL or OATS 2 pkgs. 27¢ ONE CARLOAD Cranberry DIRECT FROM CAPE COD California's Finest Large Oranges NAVELS Wrapped and Packed, Lb. Full of Flavor, Finest Quality Lb. TENDER CELERY RED ALPHA BETA Prices DE formation published by the bureau of public administration on the Berkeley campus of the University of California. At the same time a partial count of cars by an Arizona quarantine inspection station indicates a 50 per cent increase over August of last year of cars leaving California. Prices today in China are 250 times higher than prewar prices. The French slang word "chic" meaning superficial smartness dates from Louis XIV's reign, when it referred to lawyers who were masters of "chicane" or legal trickery. RKEYS CARLOADS! FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS FEAST BREASTED, BRONZE, UTAH TURKEYS! HAVE YOU PLACED DON'T DELAY! HURRY! BEFORE THEY'RE ALL GONE! 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Pkg 75¢ STUFFED OLIVES San Lucas 12-Oz. 72¢ SEASIDE BUTTER BEANS No. 2 Can 11¢ LOOK Del Monte HALVES PEACHES No.10 Tin 82¢ ONE CARLOAD AS LONG AS THEY LAST FROM CAPE COD — FRESH, LARGE PLUMP LATE HOWES St Large Oranges 10¢ S Wrapped and Packed, Lb. All Soft Shell, New Crop, Ex. Fcy. MIXED NUTS lb. 45¢ St Quality Lb. CELERY 10¢ Snoppy Washington Apples—RED WINESAP 2 Lbs. 25¢ RED YAMS Fine to Bake or Candy 2 Lbs. 19¢ Prices Effective Fri. & Sat. DECEMBER 21-22